The Ags will play at Kansas State on Friday, March 23rd at 5 pm Pacific time.

Of course, wishful thinking on my part...

Kansas State beat Utah 74-57 at home in Manhattan, Kansas. Now we wait and see if the WNIT will do the right game Give the Aggies another home game.

There might be more parity once the FBI finishes their investigation of cheating in college basketball and some of the big boys get busted.

I assume the WNIT selection committed makes all the decisions regarding the games.

We absolutely should get a home game, but I think you're right that the political sway that the power conferences have will probably send us on the road again.

Another great win for the Aggie women!

58-49 Aggies after 3 quarters. Go Ags get this one!

It's a tough environment they're playing in. The Wyoming fans are very vocal on the no calls and the foul calls.

38-33 Ags at the half.

20-18 Aggies after the first quarter.

This game started earlier than I thought so I'm just tuning in. You can watch the live stream here:

http://gowyo.com/sports/2017/9/1/mountain-west-digital-network.aspx

It was a great game to watch. UMBC was just so fearless and never let up or get conservative. Virginia had a tough time guarding UMBC's quickness and outstanding ball movement. It was just a phenomenal upset.

Wadman is the second Aggie to sign with a pro team this year. OL Christian Schneider joined the Cleveland Browns in February.

http://www.ucdavisaggies.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/031618aae.html

Note: updated start time:

The game at Wyoming will start at 12 pm Pacific time on Sunday.

I think the Mountain West is considered a slight step up from the Big West top to bottom but nothing significant in regards to women's basketball. The decision may have had something to do with their attendance. They averaged 2784 at home this year and, although the Aggie women draw well, we don't average that many fans.

This is another game that the Aggies can win but the game will be played in a tough environment.

Unfortunately, the Aggies have to travel to Laramie to play Wyoming at 1 pm Pacific time on Sunday even though they have a better record, 26-6 vs 22-10, and have a slightly higher rpi, #73 vs #76. So basically the Ags don't have the political pull that Wyoming has and got screwed.

67-47 Ags after 3 quarters.

47-27 Ags at the half. Nice crowd and the Ags are firing on all cylinders. Idaho did not have a single foul in the first half.

Here's some game photos including shots of the Utah coach going bonkers:

https://www.sltrib.com/sports/utah-utes/2018/03/15/utah-rallies-after-krystkowiaks-ejection-to-beat-uc-davis-in-nit/#gallery-carousel-2131566

It was awful, DrMike. Seriously, I'm not one of those fans who always thinks the calls go against my team and believe the officials are somehow biased but, man, I absolutely hate it when officials are calling silly, touch fouls that heavily influence the game. The crew last night did that early and often and it severely affected the Aggies with John and Shorts having to sit for long stretches. At one point, the tv commentators said, "If Les can manage this foul situation he'll be might Coach of the Year in all of college basketball."

Most officiating crews let the teams play in the post-season but the crew last night called the game overly tight from the get go and were inconsistent at the same time by letting some obvious hard fouls go. The players have no idea what to expect when officials are that inconsistent. It also disrupts the flow of the game, penalizes the players and the teams and cheats the fans from seeing a good, consistent basketball game.

Utah's coach, Larry Krystkowiak, went ballistic on that horrible call against his big man. The official was right on top of the play when he called that bogus foul. I haven't seen a coach that out of control since some of Bobby Knight's tirades at Indiana. Krystkowiak ran onto the court while the Ags were bringing the ball up and then knocked over a chair on the sideline as he left the court and then threw a chair down the tunnel as well. It was wild. Maybe he's a hot head but he was obviously making a statement about just how badly this crew was calling the game.

I'm sure Underwood was suited up just in case we needed a player in an emergency situation just like you said. Glad we didn't have to use him and burn a year of eligibility. It was getting worrisome with the way the fouls were piling up early though.

I'm excited about all the new players we already have committed for next year. We have some good size with Underwood, Neufeld and Strom added to John, Goode and Russell returning. I'm hoping that our new bigs will be mobile and bring a variety of skills to the floor for us. We could use some help with our perimeter shooting also and maybe Gio Nelson will be a nice addition to Schneider and Mooney. I'd like to see more offensive consistency from Siler and Joe next year too.

If we could land Shane Gatling it would be huge. I've watched several videos on him and he is a talented player with a deadly shot from beyond the arc. He has the ability to create off the dribble and can catch and shoot from distance with lightening quickness. He reminds me of shooters like Fullerton's Kyle Allman Jr and Kahlil Amad. He has at least 14 other offers including us though and some are from major schools. I hope Les can convince him to be an Aggie.

Les has turned the corner with this program at the D1 level in the past couple of years and now it's time to continue to raise the bar and compete against even better D1 talent. We knocked off WSU convincingly this year and were competitive with Washington, Nevada and Utah. These are exciting times for Aggie basketball.

I'm hoping the Aggie women make a long run in the WNIT starting tonight so I don't go into basketball withdrawal. Go Ags!